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The world’s second-biggest stock exchange, the Nasdaq, has integrated the long-awaited Ethereum and Bitcoin liquid indexes into its GIDS (Global Index Data Service), which offers data receivers either directly or via a third-party supplier, the chance to decrease network, administrative and data center costs by considering one data feed, instead of many.

Nasdaq Venture has expressed the biggest interest in cryptocurrencies yet by investing around $20 million. The firm Symbiont Inc. just received $20 million from a series B funding round. Nasdaq Ventures made the round and this seems to be it’s another massive move towards the virtual currency market yet.

Nasdaq Inc. is progressing with a plan of listing Bitcoin (BTC) futures, according to two people acquainted with the matter, betting on continuous interest despite crypto's dramatic fall over the past 12 months.

Ripple's token demonstrated a conspicuous resilience to the world stock market sell-off this week. The evidence is increasing that Ripple (XRP) has begun its fresh bull market with its amazing breakout of Thursday, September 20, 2018.

Georgia-based Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), a company operating 23 regulated exchanges and marketplaces, and the owner of the New York Stock Exchange has been creating an online platform to allow investors to buy and hold Bitcoin. ICE first appeared in the digital currencies market through a cryptocurrency data feed in March.

Today we are featuring the most interesting topics of the weekend: MyEtherWallet suffered DNS hack, Nasdaq considers becoming a cryptocurrency exchange, Georgia to become a cryptocurrency hub, Sony will store data using blockchain, MIT tech review discloses a plan to let down bitcoin.

А series of companies from different countries around the world have announced blockchain-related projects in the field of digital advertising. All of them are aimed at solving the problem of verification of qualified advertising resources and preventing ad fraud, such as from bots or exploitation of backdoors in ad serving networks, the losses from which total $16.4 billion per year, according to the Adloox audit verification company.